Alex Butler

Best compliment ever!!

So if I’m reading this correctly integrity of the game and how we treat people are different. Got it, so support the young man in his recovery but a major part of that is faves the consequences of your actions while deep in your addiction. Integrity looks like, he’s not a member of our team, the NCAA that we are a member of has rules that we abide by. They are clear and definitive in this case. This is a response with integrity “Mr. Sorsby will not be playing sports at Texas Tech. If he chooses to stay at our school we will continue to support him in his recovery efforts. However, we have a responsibility to all of our athletes to protect the sanctity of competition in sports. Despite the court’s ruling this young man will not be allowed to play for our team so as to jeopardize every other player’s opportunity to compete for championships while following the rules.”

A lot of that going on at Tech right now.

Mike drop

What?!?! It’s not new it’s over 100 years old and the precedent has been set over and over. So it’s actually very easy. He’s done, support the sinner hate the sin.

This is creepy as hell and perfect for Joey and his daddy. I’m sure he’s been advised not to do any press because they don’t want him to say something wrong and possibly contradictory to their BS narrative.

@Gerry Hamilton please tell me you’re there and waiting to pounce?!?!

What could he possibly say? Sorsby is a great kid and together we’re going to spit on the rules and destroy college football, y’all join the ride!

Definitely Bond all season. He started out so great then that freak ankle injury in the OU game. Still involved in the greatest reverse I’ve ever seen against Florida though!! Mentor is a close second for sure.

I really hope you’re right! Some adult needs to stand up and squash this once and for all. If the NCAA and big 12 team up and preemptively ban them from post season consideration or profit sharing if Sorsby plays there’s nothing the courts can do to force them to allow them to participate. Any money will be tied up long enough that you can deal with that in court. Basically, saying “hey we’re not going to stop him from playing. If he does then we’re not going to allow participation in events and things we control. You’re choice.”

That would be insane!! Here’s hoping!

Yet the coward that he is Yormark is not going to do anything because the short term payout I’m for viewers eyes is too great to pass up WWE style management.

You’re muted @Blake Munroe 😜. Seriously, from an infield performance probably Lammons or sampleton. Overall, easily Shanahan.

This means we’re getting Sales too, got it, thanks 🙏 🤣🤣🤣. This weekend seems a little light compared to last weekend and this one. Are Hammond and the D linemen the primary focus this weekend for the staff?!

@Rod Babers is all about that girth 🤣🤣🤣

Good for Coach! He’s a good dude and I was sad he didn’t really get a chance to play more of his style last year. It was clear that he wasn’t jiving well with PK system. Would’ve loved to see him and Muschamp back together again with Gideon!

I’ve always liked Sunny Dykes, he’s saying exactly what we all have been. Love the coward Yormark’s approach to hide behind meetings with people to discuss before we make any decisions. What’ve you been doing there Brett, watching the match and not realizing you’re the ref? You’ve got coaches AND ADs at multiple schools in your league speaking out against this and you don’t even seem prepared. Pitiful, not surprising, but truly pathetic.

Signed!

Where has all this been?!?! Now we’re shocked and appalled?! https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49003512/coaches-ads-disgusted-stunned-brendan-sorsby-ruling

Give it to them, they deserve to lay in the bed they made.

Exactly, it’s nothing like throwing up the horns when you hit a home run. It’s actually akin to cheating on a test or plagiarizing, admitting it, getting an F, getting expelled, going to treatment for cheating addiction, then asking the court for your actual grade minus 2 easy points, to get back into school, and to tell the school disciplinary committee they have no authority…because technically you didn’t break any laws.

No doubt, they’ve completely turned to the dark side. Corrupted by envy and short sighted thinking, led by a hypocritical billionaire and former player right off the cliff.

Exactly right! The sad thing is Tech had the chance to truly set themselves as a leader and example. If they kicked him off the team, accept the NCAA ruling, support him in his recovery, go play, and win with the talent they do have their they shining example of how to handle a situation they inherited. Plus Codeman looks like the moral voice of boosters. Instead, this.

Understandable argument. I’d rather continue to do the right thing and okay by the rules as they’re written. We’re winning with integrity and within the rules. Ultimately, that will prevail over this dotcom like bubble that is using legal tactics to for short term success. I’ll play the long game on this one.